Sentence examples for a passage of a from inspiring English sources
Then, through his headphones, a passage of a piano concerto he'd written claimed his attention, and its mediocrity drew him irresistibly back to his mood of creative ignominy.
Several Republicans have expressed alarm about a passage of a speech from Judge Sotomayor that was delivered in a 2001 lecture at the law school of the University of California, Berkley, titled, "A Latina Judge's Voice".
A former community organizer and housing advocate whose liberal bona fides have been abraded by an aura of coziness to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, she famously reversed her position on term limits, came too slowly to a passage of a bill to require paid sick leave, arguably conceded too much to business interests on the living wage.
As the administration debated the issue in Washington today, President Bush came here to argue for a passage of a $450 million budget request for the Land and Water Conservation Fund, a program that is more than three decades old but has never been fully financed by Congress.
It's a passage of a hallucinatory power, and a supreme synthetic insight regarding the truth of so-called reality: that it involves both the inner life and a vast range of interconnected possibilities, of material and psychic interdependences that are both reasoned and indeterminate.
A passage of a new blood vessel can be regenerated through the continuous secretion of extracellular matrix of cells seeded on the TEVGs, which is not possible using conventional vascular grafts.
Mr. Tibbetts summarized his philosophy in a passage of an annual report shortly after he became chief executive.
He'll leap from an account of a dream into a passage of shattering political rage.
The phenomenon was first observed (1883) by Thomas A. Edison as a passage of electricity from a filament to a plate of metal inside an incandescent lamp.
"He is able to correlate a passage of Scripture with a life story of his own," Dickey said.
MUSIC is a "pure" art; a note or chord or rhythmic pattern has no literal meaning in the way that a poem, a passage of prose, a song lyric, a representational or even an abstract painting can.
